Passenger side under dash bulb

[bigballsbilly]

Anyone know the number? It's a single contact that has the titties offset from one another.

Thanks

 

[John Larkin]

Isn't that 1156? Maybe 3156. Those are common single contact bulbs.

 

[bigballsbilly]

But the titties on them are 180 degrees apart. The ones for under the dash are like 9 o clock and 2 oclock.

 

[novaderrik]

if you have an owner's manual, look there..

if not, pull it out and compare it to the bulbs at the store.. but don't try to be smart and get a bigger and brighter one, because you might melt stuff..

 

[87geeinn]

Offset titties.

 

[bigballsbilly]

if you have an owner's manual, look there..

if not, pull it out and compare it to the bulbs at the store.. but don't try to be smart and get a bigger and brighter one, because you might melt stuff..

No owners manual and its MIA.

 

[RmvBfrFlght]

Anyone know the number? It's a single contact that has the titties offset from one another.

Thanks

It takes a #89 bulb. Even though the protrusions are opposite one another, that is the bulb to use. The socket looks like it won't fit but it does.

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[dennisL]

The courtesy lights in my 87 GN have "GE 89" bulbs in them.

 

[wiseman]

Yea I believe it's a 89 specified in the book. You can also check sylvanvia.com website under "replacement bulbs". I brought a LED bulb as a replacement a couple months ago, but used a 1156 (I believe) instead of a 89. They function the same, and have the same contact points. The 1156 is longer, though. But what u mostly are looking for is the type of base that fits . The 89 & 1156 have the same base which is a "BA15s".

 

[bigballsbilly]

Yes it was an 89. I was looking at the socket wrong.

Thanks,